24 AI callers worldwide, 19 already launched — the US dominates, and only two disclose handing calls to humans

Asked (summary):

Find examples worldwide of AI assistants that place outbound phone calls on a user's behalf and complete tasks through the conversation — booking a restaurant, scheduling a doctor's appointment, checking price or availability. Include only services where the AI actually calls an external party; clearly distinguish launched products from limited tests and demos, and autonomous AI calls from human-operator or assist-only services. Tabulate service, country and availability, tasks, instruction method, call conduct and reporting, user controls, pricing, status and sources; write "not found" where unconfirmed.

A researched shortlist of 24 services, one row per service, drawn from 24 distinct pages across 18 source hosts as of 31 October 2026. Nineteen are publicly launched, three in limited access or testing, one announced but not yet available, and one a working DIY prototype. These are the qualifying examples found; the list is a shortlist, not a census of every such product worldwide. Fields a source does not confirm read "not found".

Where the services say they operate

Countries shaded by how many of the 24 services name them in their availability claims; a service naming several countries counts in each. Availability wording is the vendor's. Hover a country for the named services.

Availability not stated, unclear, or claimed broadly without named countries — shown off the map, not inferred:

Launched, testing, announced, prototype

Each service once, in its launch class. Orange names are the two disclosed mixed/human-handoff models; "business" tags mark business-configured outbound confirmation agents rather than personal consumer assistants.

Google appears twice with different vehicles: a launched Search feature that phones local businesses for price and availability (notaray.com) and Gemini's "Call for Me", still a gated Pixel 11 early preview (myceliumsys.com).

Pre-call approval, live transcripts and takeover are becoming standard: UIRIX keeps outbound calling off by default and requires confirmation of number, task and timing (uirix.com), and OpenCall mandates an AI disclosure at the start of every call with a supervisor takeover mode (apps.apple.com).

CallForMe sets explicit spending ceilings — constraints like "don't agree to more than $200" — plus quiet hours and a do-not-call block list (callforme.tel).

The capability is cheap to replicate: a creator wired Retell AI, Make.com and Telegram into a working assistant that calls ten mechanics at once for quotes, for about $2 a month plus API credit (youtube.com).

All 24 services

Service	Class / caller	Country & availability	Tasks & examples	Instruction	Call conduct & reporting	Controls & confirmations	Pricing	Status	Source

Method: researched shortlist of 24 AI outbound-calling services, one row per service from 24 distinct source pages across 18 hosts, compiled by broad web search and structured extraction as of 2026-10-31. Only services that place an outbound telephone call to an external party for a delegated task qualify; telephony infrastructure, inbound-only receptionists, call translation and user-as-caller tools were excluded. Many claims are vendor- or App Store–self-reported; blank fields read "not found" and were not inferred. Map counts country mentions in availability text; long cells are shown in full in the table.

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